SKU: SMA-1026382M93 Outer Tie Rod End for Massey Ferguson 1100, 1105, 1130, 1135, 1150, and 1155 Series Tractors

When your Massey Ferguson's front end starts wandering or you're constantly fighting the steering wheel to keep those straight rows, chances are your tie rod ends are telling you it's time for replacement. This outer tie rod end is a critical part of your steering linkage that connects your steering box to the front wheels. When these wear out, you lose the precise control you need for accurate fieldwork and safe road travel.

What You're Getting

• Slotted design allows for proper alignment adjustment during installation
• Heavy-duty construction handles the constant pivoting and loads of steering forces
• 16.312 inches to center of post provides the exact geometry your tractor needs
• 0.937-inch outside diameter shaft fits your steering linkage perfectly
• Works on either left or right side - same part fits both positions

Built for Real Farm Work

This tie rod end is designed specifically for Massey Ferguson's bigger tractors in the 1100 series - models like the 1100, 1105, 1130, 1135, 1150, and 1155. These are serious farm tractors built for heavy-duty work like deep tillage, large implement operation, and the kind of demanding field conditions where precise steering isn't just convenient - it's essential for getting the job done right.

Made to Last

Farm work puts tremendous stress on steering components, especially tie rod ends that pivot constantly and handle both steering forces and road shock. This replacement is built with quality materials and proper heat treatment to handle years of hard use. The slotted design isn't just for looks - it allows your mechanic to make fine adjustments to get your front end alignment spot-on.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for your worn tie rod end, but you'll want to have your front end alignment checked after installation. The slotted design makes adjustment easier, but getting it right is important for even tire wear and proper steering feel. It's also a good time to inspect your other steering components while you've got things apart.